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Regular ArticleThe cell biological basis of human implantation
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2021, International ImmunopharmacologyCitation Excerpt :The cytokines that are present at the interface of maternal embryonic units could affect the uterus milieu via the regulation of embryo implantation, growth of placenta, cytotrophoblast production, blood vessel formation, extra-villous trophoblast cell invasion, refashioning of spiral arteries, cell development and apoptosis as well as induction of embryonic tolerance [52,53]. The success of pregnancy essentially depends on reciprocal signaling between the mother and developing blastocyst and decidual receptiveness all through the implantation window [54]. Cytokines along with cell surface receptors are believed to act as communication mediators between trophoblastic and decidual cells [55].
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